Thank You for this Video, I Notes that the Reel on Your Rod is on the Lower end of the Rod, in some other Casting Rods the Reel Sit is on the Upper Part of the Hand Grip!
your chin follows your elbow height and your dropping your head angle so your arm will follow its level...Place the sinker at about 2pm from your rod tip and body behind you thus loading rod faster, so as you turn slightly in the cast for more power in your arms up javlin style,you will then look up better at 45 degrees and not flatten your head and arms so up and over which the straight lined sinker does. ..a straight lined sinker is not loading that expensive beautiful powerful rod as it should and leaves you putting in more work, it should end in the rod punching in the last part of the cast...think slow, slow then punch quick as you cast...like a 123 count..slow slow punch, left hand pulling, right guiding rod through ,chin looking up so all you see is the tip punching the lead....
That was very good mate but you make it look like it's effortless I live in England and I'll be mostly in England but it doesn't matter how old are you my God it doesn't go any further I can cost about 130 to 150 yards I don't know what I'm doing wrong to get further out
Keep the left hand straight and pull into the left chest only when the left hand is past your left eye. Dun let the right hand cross the right eye. Keep both arms straight and look up!!
So I live in Minnesota so no surf, but bought a 12 ft spincast real and rod. I am casting correctly but strained my rotator cuff casting. It’s healing but had to switch to my left arm. Is this common?
hi thanks for the great videos helps alot,i have a loomis 12ft and a okuma magnetic 45 pen style reel i am using your technique and its helping alot . i am now able to cast a football field in distance but im still getting birds nest at times plz help. thank you
After my first fishing trip with my multiplier I was very disappointed, the first 4-5 casts was awesome but afterwards I kept getting bird nests. I watched a couple of videos before I went out, but none of them mentioned anything on the line retrieving. I didn't know I had to manually guide the line onto the spool. The line kept spooling onto the left side and get a massive bird nest before the spoon would even be close to the water. I just wish people would empathize more on the line retrieving of a multiplier.
Now you pushing you expensive grinder setups that most anglers in South Africa cant afford. R 6000 for the rod and R 15 000 for a reel madness. The best multiplying stardrag reel for casting I ever used was a Penn Fathom.
Wish I found this video two nights ago when I was surf fishing. Very helpful tip, m8
Awesome form. You make it look so easy. Thanks for sharing.
Thank You for this Video, I Notes that the Reel on Your Rod is on the Lower end of the Rod, in some other Casting Rods the Reel Sit is on the Upper Part of the Hand Grip!
Awesome bro! Thanks for sharing! I'm just getting in to the sport
Well done, don't hesitate to ask us questions.
Thank you fabulous lesson.
Casting technic is good. But dipping the reel in saltwater to make the line wet sounds pretty intensive though
your chin follows your elbow height and your dropping your head angle so your arm will follow its level...Place the sinker at about 2pm from your rod tip and body behind you thus loading rod faster, so as you turn slightly in the cast for more power in your arms up javlin style,you will then look up better at 45 degrees and not flatten your head and arms so up and over which the straight lined sinker does. ..a straight lined sinker is not loading that expensive beautiful powerful rod as it should and leaves you putting in more work, it should end in the rod punching in the last part of the cast...think slow, slow then punch quick as you cast...like a 123 count..slow slow punch, left hand pulling, right guiding rod through ,chin looking up so all you see is the tip punching the lead....
That is an excellent casting explanation. Thank you for sharing.
What saltist is that a 40
That was very good mate but you make it look like it's effortless I live in England and I'll be mostly in England but it doesn't matter how old are you my God it doesn't go any further I can cost about 130 to 150 yards I don't know what I'm doing wrong to get further out
Keep the left hand straight and pull into the left chest only when the left hand is past your left eye. Dun let the right hand cross the right eye. Keep both arms straight and look up!!
Very good explanation how do we call that you are used fishing rod
Was this filmed in Wilderness Beach, near Kynsna?
Hey do you do the same with the weight being straight with the rod when you wading in the water
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Are you using mono or braid there bud
So I live in Minnesota so no surf, but bought a 12 ft spincast real and rod. I am casting correctly but strained my rotator cuff casting. It’s healing but had to switch to my left arm. Is this common?
Can you show,how to trow with spining reel sir,couse i want to learn
hi
thanks for the great videos helps alot,i have a loomis 12ft and a okuma magnetic 45 pen style reel i am using your technique and its helping alot . i am now able to cast a football field in distance but im still getting birds nest at times plz help.
thank you
I've been using a Penn for 30 years - still get over-winds - maybe 1 cast in 10. Just practice.
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After my first fishing trip with my multiplier I was very disappointed, the first 4-5 casts was awesome but afterwards I kept getting bird nests. I watched a couple of videos before I went out, but none of them mentioned anything on the line retrieving. I didn't know I had to manually guide the line onto the spool. The line kept spooling onto the left side and get a massive bird nest before the spoon would even be close to the water. I just wish people would empathize more on the line retrieving of a multiplier.
You can retrieve your line evenly and tightly to prevent overruns. This is particularly true for casting with braid.
Where is part 3?
Now you pushing you expensive grinder setups that most anglers in South Africa cant afford. R 6000 for the rod and R 15 000 for a reel madness. The best multiplying stardrag reel for casting I ever used was a Penn Fathom.
Iv got a fathom 2, it's an awesome reel for casting, I'm new to multi, but it's so easy to csst
Did he really say out salt water on your reel???? Is he crazy
HE DIPPED HIS REEL IN SALT WATER WHAT 4:00
You need to try an AKIOS 666W and after that make a review Akios reels ar fare more better reels and the casting distance is well over 150 yards
We don't use toys to target large eds and non eds in South Africa.
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You would get better distance if you used your left arm more ,!!!
Best part of the vid was the English Bulldogs towards the end
Hi Andre will the same method work for a spinning reel?
No
Get the saltiga magged far better
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What is the size of your sinker?
12 pound
Austin Jones I highly doubt it
verey good
How the hell are you supposed to fight the fish with such a short butt section?
You cant
I’m pretty sure the rod is just meant for casting like competition
Man up
🎣 we use a belt rod bucket, for the shorter sector below the winch.
The rod is then in front, in a comfortable position,! 🎣
Reel is to low😂😂😂😂
No better to have it low, it makes the rod feel softer & smoother, less jerky, we all fish like that in the uk, try it